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I deposited some coin for one year, why the estimated date is more than one year? thanks!

I could not disagree with you more.

I have had to work with dev teams to undo halving that was coded at launch and yet on down the road turned out to be a problem.

The reason pre-determined coding for halving at launch doesn't work is because when you launch a coin you can't know the future and so you can't know at what point it will need to be halved in the future. Then next thing you know all the miners leave the coin in the dust because the halving cuts the profit down so much nobody will mine it. This coin is designed to be mined for roughly 30 years and so it is critical for the health of the blockchain that there is enough of an incentive to mine the coin.

If this coin ever needs to be halved it will be halved at that time as needed... and not from launch. It will be halved when the community consensus and hard data dictates it and not at some pre-determined date from the time the coin was born. I chose to do it this way because I learned from watching other coins that made this very mistake.

Should be cheaper if you buy Ethereum and send it to Coinexchange. Then sell Ethereum and buy Bitcoin there. Then buy HODL-Coins. Withrawing was very cheap on Coinexchange.

 This was my way with 25 $.

I don't know the exact btc fees but 10$ is a very small budget. You first have to check in which exchange you want to buy the BTC. There will be a fee for buying BTC and perhaps a fee for credit card or something else. When you then transfer the btc to coinexchange you have to pay a fee for transfer. On coinexchange you have to pay a fee for buying. When you transfer the coins to the wallet you also have to pay a fee. So it could be little bit frustrating when you start with 10$ and only get a few coins in your wallet.

So perhaps it would be better to start with for example 50$ if you can.

Yes, you can buy it from here: https://www.coinexchange.io/market/HODL/BTC

Worth playing with? - depends on what you want to play with it. football - maybe not, trading - possibly!

Yes everything is okay. When you do a term deposit the release date is based on the block chain having a block run every 2 minutes. Well because of the MIDAS algorithm and difficulty adjustment the block timing tends to run more than 2 minutes and last time I heard it was averaging something like 142 seconds.

When we think of time we think in hours, days, weeks, months etc. But the code thinks in terms of so many blocks. The code doesn't think of 1 day as 24 hours but rather it thinks of 1 day as 720 blocks. The code doesn't think of 1 year as 365 days but rather 262,800 blocks.

If you term deposit for 1 year you are term depositing for 262,800 blocks and it will take longer than 365 days for that many blocks to be added to the chain because the blocks are happening slower than 2 minutes if that makes sense.

We have increased the term deposit rates to offset this. Also, if you really want closer to a 1 year term deposit you can average the block timing and then term deposit the coins for X amount of blocks that should get you closer to the time frame you have in mind.

https://bitmakler.net/HOdlcoin___mining



Barterdex, but HOdl your coins aye? don't sell HODL
https://github.com/KomodoPlatform/BarterDEX#setup

Start mining here to get an idea. http://hodl.optiminer.pl/
It might be less expensive to buy at the current price of $0.007573 with $100 you get something near 13200 of course it's risky at best. That $100 could buy a nice dinner for two out on the town.

It's from online wallets